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Veggies on the grill- basket of tomatillos, skewer of elephant garlic, corn on the cob, red and yellow onions, poblanos and a jalapeño.

Two quart containers, one of salsa verde, one with roasted corn and poblano salsa.

How it started, and how it’s going. #SundayFunday 🍽️

Dill pickle hot sauce recipe.

I love dill pickles and I love hot sauce. I’m not sure I’d be a fan of dilly hot sauce though. Could be good on a burger 🤔 yay or nay? 🍽️ #recipe #hotsauce

Pollo Asado tacos with roasted salsa, guacamole, and pico de gallo 🌶️

🍽️🍜 #foodsky #foodie #food #tacos #polloasado #grilling #chicken #salsa #chiledearbol #guacamole

Strawberry and Rose Petal Jam: French Confiture Made Easy Reduced sugar and full of French confiture vibes, real fruit, and rose petals, this Strawberry and Rose Petal Jam is easy to make at home

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Yet another unique jam recipe: Remember those jams sold at fancy patisseries that make you stop in your tracks? this strawberry and rose petal jam delivers pure French confiture magic. It’s like bottling a Parisian summer. Less sugar, more flavor! 🍓🍓🍓🌹🌹🌹💕🍽️🫙👩‍🍳😋🍨

A task featuring 12 3D shapes, all of which have volume 1 litre and missing lengths to be found.

We also did this fantastic task by @drpas1001.bsky.social.
It gave so many opportunities to make connections between the different shapes, make predications about whether answers would increase or decrease between questions, etc.

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#MathsToday

A geometry problem

Here's the question for July 3rd from the AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar
@DailyEpsilon

#mathstodon #math #maths #mathematics #MathsToday

Here is Problem 3 of #FiftyProblemsInProbability
#matchallenge #math #probability

I'm going to post #FiftyProblemsInProbability here as a #mathchallenge. Feel free to participate.
#math #probability

I’ve never felt more seen or understood by math

#math #probability

Central limit theorem - Wikipedia

If you take the sum (or average) of two dice rolls, order DOES NOT matter. In fact, as you keep adding dice rolls, the result approaches a Gaussian.

This is the central limit theorem. Even crazier is that it’s true for any distribution, as you continue to “make rolls”

#math #mathsky #probability

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Player A rolls two dice and adds them together.​ Player B rolls two dice and multiplies them together.​ The player with the highest score steals a counter.​ The first player to steal all the counters wins.​

This was fun in #MathsToday.
Which player would you rather be?

With my Year 12 Further Maths class we've moved on to the Core Pure content, starting with sums of series. I've made a few new resources on the topic so far:
✨Evaluating sums of natural numbers match-up
✨Sum of natural numbers fill in the blanks
#MathsToday #UKMathsChat #ALevelMaths

A graphic showing the mathematical sign for Tau followed by an equal sign followed by an illustration of two pies.

It's also #TauDay today, a celebration of the circle constant. It’s numerically equal to 2*Pi, so some think it’s better than Pi. Are you #TeamTau or #TeamPi?

Maybe the Tau Manifesto will help you decide
https://tauday.com (we're not taking sides on this...)

#MathsToday #UKMathsChat

A set of 8 questions, all of which use the idea of zero pairs, ranging from simple addition and subtraction to simplifying surds.

In #MathsToday (yesterday) we looked at how the idea of "zero pairs" comes up again and again in the curriculum.
What did we miss?

Always? Sometimes? Never? x^2 + Ax + B = (x+c)^2+8 1. C is less than A. 2. The vertex has an x-coordinate of 8. 3. B is less than A. 4. If C is an integer, so is A. 5. If A is an integer, so is B. 6. B is greater than 8. 7. If you know B, you can work out A and C. 8. The quadratic has two roots. 9. The minimum valueof the quadratic is 8. 10. If you know A, you can work out B and C.

Printable version of the activities, to be cut up and used as a card sort.

In #MathsToday, Year 10 enjoying having a go at this Quadratics Always/Sometimes/Never task (which I did as a card sort in pairs).

It was really interesting to tease out the subtleties, look at different edge cases, and keep bringing things back to the graphs.

#MathsToday only yesterday ... actually, at time of reposting probably two days ago ... but if you read this tomorrow then it'll be three days ago ... aaagghhh, time is confusing

I think these questions need a tag! Maybe #x^2-7x+10?
@ljohns6.bsky.social

#Mathstoday

Early life high fructose impairs microglial phagocytosis and neurodevelopment - Nature Exposure of mice to high fructose during gestation or early postnatal life causes decreased microglial phagocytosis during brain development and leads to anxiety-like behaviour in adolescence.

www.nature.com/articles/s41...

Early life high fructose impairs microglial phagocytosis and neurodevelopment

Zhaoquan Wang et al.

@nature.com 🧪

Neural network-assisted personalized handwriting analysis for Parkinson's disease diagnostics - Nature Chemical Engineering This study presents a diagnostic pen with ferrofluid ink that converts handwriting into sensing signals for Parkinson's disease (PD) diagnostics. In pilot studies, neural network-assisted analysis of collected handwriting signals accurately distinguished patients with PD, demonstrating the pen's potential as a low-cost, scalable tool for accessible diagnostics.

A pen loaded with magnetic ink can be used to help detect early onset Parkinson’s disease, suggests a study in Nature Chemical Engineering. Neural network assisted data analysis in the device can identify differences in the handwriting of people with and without the disease. #medsky 🧪

Here's the question for June 14th from the AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar
@DailyEpsilon

#mathstodon #math #maths #mathematics #MathsToday

Great discussion in #Mathstoday about how our students would solve this and how we could teach them to solve it efficiently

An isosceles triangle is shown with the angle between the equal sides as 45 degrees and the length of the third side 10 times Square root of 2. What is the diameter of the circumcircle of this triangle?

Here's the question for June 10th from the AMS Daily Epsilon of Math Calendar
@DailyEpsilon

#mathstodon #math #maths #mathematics #MathsToday

Reading information from grouped frequency tables, practice grid of questions suitable for KS3 students.

Constructing grouped frequency tables, practice grid of questions suitable for KS3 students.

Reading information from frequency tables, practice grid of questions suitable for KS3 students.

Constructing frequency tables, practice grid of questions suitable for KS3 students.

This half term I'm teaching statistics to both Year 7 and 8, so expect lots of new resources, starting with frequency tables:
✨Constructing frequency tables practice grids
✨Reading information from frequency tables practice grids
Available from www.draustinmaths.com
#UKMathsChat #MathsToday

A really thoughtful article that provokes thinking about the business as usual in grading maths tasks via points. #iTeachMath

As Maths teachers we face students who are anxious about Maths. This article unpacks this challenging issue for us as teachers. #iTeachMath

Can every unit fraction be written as the sum of consecutive pronic fractions?
#math #maths #ProblemSolving #iteachmath #mathsky

A thank-you infographic with a seafoam green background and subtle math symbols. The text expresses deep gratitude to an advisor named Eva for transforming the author's view of mathematics through social justice teaching. Key phrases include “You opened my eyes,” “I went from a skeptic to a believer,” and “You taught me that feedback is love.” At the bottom is a minimalist illustration of justice scales and human figures, symbolizing equity and real-world connections in math education.

Love learning from and with my students. #Gratitude #MathEducation #SocialJusticeInMath #MentorshipMatters #TransformationalTeaching #ThankYouAdvisor #InclusiveEducation #EquityInSTEM #MathematicsForAll #LifelongLearning #LeadershipInEducation #HigherEd

Are you ready for a challenge? This summer, iMathTutor® will run a weekly math problem series! Every Wednesday starting on June 2nd and continuing through August 4th , look for a new featured problem, along with the previous week's solution.
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